1. The Revolution in Media and a Revolutionary Kind of Book, 7
2. McLuhanese History vs. Real History, 15
3. The Mythical War of the Senses, 31
4. The Medium and the Deceptive Message, 47
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5. Art Extensions vs. Media Amputations of Man, 61
6. Hot, Cool and the Brainless Involvement, 79
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SOURCE: Finkelstein, Sidney. Sense and Nonsense of McLuhan. New York: International Publishers, 1968. 122 pp.
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